Jorg:
That is a really cool looking rig. It struck me as being a smaller version of a Jesse James recent build that had some cool lines also. We have a group of guys (Question-Authority Gang) and a couple of them are bobber type builders who i will show these pics to. Nice Job.
Leo
These are some interesting comments about keeping the car level, I had to do a lot of mod's to get mine level and the reason I did was it just plain didn't look right, kinda like a car/truck going down the road and it's lower on one side than the other, it may not hurt anything ,,,,but it just don't look right, beside stuff like that BUG the heck out of me and you can bet when anyone looks at a set up if it's not stright it the first thing they notice, if JJ Masterpiece was not stright,true and level that the first thing that would have been said about it 'it looks good BUT'
I have an 01 Sporty and got a set of 39 mm trees in 5 degree rake from Hawg Halters for about $500 and the finish and fit were great. They have conversion kits to go wide if that interests you. good luck P
Hi CAwinger: Have you installed the HawgHalter trees yet? If so, how does the rig drive? Might you be able to post a pic? Thanks
Lee
MB5+TW200+CRF250L+GTV300+INT650
XL883R w/Texas Ranger Sidecar
Zuma 50F + Burgman w/Texas Sidecar<Mrs. SwampFox
I really like the look with no fender, but I would not want to be in the car in the rain or if it went through a puddle.
Originally written by Ckretintimidator on 4/18/2009 12:08 AM
I really like the look with no fender, but I would not want to be in the car in the rain or if it went through a puddle.
That's right but,
it never rains in California ..............
jorg
